Magic has no place in science fiction.

South Dakota

In a word: no.

The frequency isn’t in the right range to cause cancer, no matter how much power you put into it.

As an ignoramus: From what little I understand, if you cranked a CB radio up to 1,000,000 watts you still couldn’t get ionizing radiation, right?

Same with WiFi, cellphone radio, etc. You gotta get up over ultraviolet before you could cause cancer even if you wanted to.

I said body farm, my wife was too creeped out by that. So then it was “donated to science” but then those nasty body brokers get your parts and sell them wherever so now it’s natural burial.

In Colorado one can be buried on private property not designated as a graveyard so if whatever county I end up in is cool with it, just plant me in the back yard.

Composite toe and shank boots instead of steel. The steel will conduct cold to your feet. They might not even be needed, soft toes might be fine. Might need to be a half size bigger than normal because:

Layered socks. Thick polypropylene from WalMart work fine. Thin inner socks, polypro if you can stand the feeling, cotton otherwise. Change inner socks at break.

Long underwear bottoms and your work pants should be OK.

Layers for the torso. I always use a vest for one of my layers at work because it keeps my core warm and lets my arms move better.

Hat. A thin beanie, called a “watch cap”. You might need to wear a hardhat and the thin cap that doesn’t cuff will fit under it.

OK, OP… where do you live that a sweater is “enough”?

Denver, CO checking in and I’ll take my central heat, thanks.

most open to what? mostopentowhat?!

A bunch of talk about UI and art, nothing about the unified code base. Will it stop sucking on Samsung TVs?

*brie